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During the upcoming Eurofiling XBRL Week in Frankfurt, EIOPA is organising a new Meet the Market session to discuss with knowledgeable market participants the current status of the Solvency II taxonomies and documentation.
Do you want to be there? http://eurofiling.info/2017/registration
During the upcoming Eurofiling XBRL Week in Frankfurt, ESMA is organising a Meet the Market session to discuss with knowledgeable market participants its preliminary working drafts of both the draft regulatory extension taxonomy and the filing rules. Participants will be able to familiarise themselves on beforehand with the material.
Do you want to be there?
http://eurofiling.info/2017/registration
XBRL, SDMX, ISO20022 & interoperability of standards
The European Commission (DG FISMA, Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union) has launched a public consultation on the way forward for European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs). These are the European Banking Authority (EBA), the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). The aim is to identify areas where the effectiveness and efficiency of the ESAs can be strengthened and improved. A general review of the ESAs is foreseen for this year and mandated by their founding Regulations. The consultation will run until 16 May 2017.
… feedback from the Eurofiling community is very relevant !
More on this consultation via this link or straight to the questionnaire via this link
Presentations available for the 18thXBRL Europe Day, hold on February 16th 2017
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a feedback statement setting out the digital format which issuers in the European Union (EU) must use to report their company information from 1 January 2020. It concludes that Inline XBRL is the most suitable technology to meet the EU requirement for issuers to report their annual financial reports in a single electronic format because it enables both machine and human readability in one document. (Press release here)
Integrated global financial, capital and insurance markets are increasingly implementing trusted and accessible digital data systems. Open standards, technologies and methodologies enabling transparent and efficient business environments are becoming a global reality. Interconnected data ecosystems supervised by resilient mechanisms create a new market infrastructure facilitated by cutting-edge technologies. Are we already realising or going towards this vision? Join us in Poznan to hear international experts from regulatory authorities, technology and industry firms and academia debating the latest developments in the exciting data technologies universe.
The purpose of the TODE’2016 Conference is to enable participants to learn and discuss requirements, challenges and solutions necessary to achieve transparent, efficient and global, trusted, open data ecosystems, responding to nowadays market, regulatory, legal and technological developments. The conference sessions and panels will cross the industries of banking, insurance, pensions funds, investment firms, securities and other to enable connected view and analysis across legal, data and technological perspectives.
Speakers (in alphabetical order): Aitor Azcoaga – European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority. Beju Shah – Bank of England. Czeslaw Jedrzejek – Poznan University of Technology. John Dill – VARSIC. John Turner – XBRL International. Karla McKenna – ISO Technical Committee 68. Katarzyna Wojtkiewicz – European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority. Maciej Piechocki – BearingPoint. Miroslaw Sopek – Makolab. Peter van den Hul – European Commission DG FISMA. Pierre-Jean Vouette – International Association of Insurance Supervisors / Bank for International Settlement. PJ di Giammarino – JWG. Sergey Ivliev – Lykke. Silvia Giacinti – European Central Bank. Yoshiaki Wada – NTT Data.
Three tracks covering regulations, data, technology and networks areas, will feature talks on ISO20022, LEI, XBRL, SDMX, DPM, Blockchain, Bigdata analysis and AI and above all on connected data ecosystems.
Last seats are (freely) available. Mandatory registration: http://10years.br-ag.eu
The European Securities and Markets Authority is looking for XBRL expertise in seconded modus in view of elaborating the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF). More information online at this link.
Applicants should register before August 21st, 2016
XBRL WEEK IN FRANKFURT 2016 was a tremendous experience!
Around 200 participants from 30 countries shared views and experiences in more than 50 meetings and presentations held at the ECB premises in Frankfurt. The organisation warmly thanks the European Central Bank and its staff for having hosted the public events, the volunteers for all the work, the speakers for their contribution to the events and the audience for being there.
Presentations are available via this link. See full conference anounce
Time to get an overview of market-proof XBRL solutions which have an active customer base in Europe.
In order to feed this overview, Eurofiling gently requests XBRL tool vendors to follow the link and add software solutions to the list. In order to avoid erroneous information, any entry on the list will be reviewed by Eurofiling prior to publishing on the page.
Eurofiling is an open joint initiative collaborating with the EBA, ECB, EIOPA, ESMA and many other stakeholders in the regulatory space.
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